Talking VetBro Industrial Complex Drama w/ Nate Cornacchia (Valhalla VFT) | Ep. 320

[@richardhead5187]

Never Forget - In 1972, a crack commando unit was sent to prison by a military court for a crime they didn't commit. These men promptly escaped from a maximum security stockade to the Los Angeles underground. Today, still wanted by the government they survive as soldiers of fortune. If you have a problem, if no one else can help, and if you can find them....maybe you can hire The A-Team.

[@ludoka58leo]

😂😂😂😂

[@ronstallworth9421]

I’m dying. 😂

[@DefinitelyNotATroLLLL]

I thought commandos on crack are called SEALs?

[@Meatdevil]

Thank you for keeping the dream alive! We must never forget 1972 and the A-Team!

@@DefinitelyNotATroLLLL OUUUCH! Truth nerve struck.

[@Cleared_hot]

Nate’s videos are becoming my favorites. He seems passionate about what he’s doing online. Everyone forgets Army was also there 11-7-2004.

[@joelmichaeleo]

I deeply respect everything all of you are doing. Cheers, Gents

[@Dovash]

No disrespect to the SOF guys but as a Vet who had a clearance and worked as a Geospatial Intelligence Analyst in the Marine Corps for CJTF-OIR and other non-named units, not a chance in the world a SF guy would be read into advanced UAS programs. If Matt Livelsberger knew about these "drones" it would be relatively common knowledge, compartmentalized information of that sensitive a nature would be contained to several scientists, SMEs, and high level officials not a random Team guy. The targeting war crime claims were also suspect right away, I did targeting for Inherent Resolve (2015-17) and we had more unleashed ROE than Afghan in 2018 and we weren't striking anything without HOURS of ISR on targets and then a strict assumed casualty ratio. I know some other agencies, NOT DOD, had strike authority that was a bit more loose but our strike packages were tight.

[@johnhoran9063]

Sounds interesting you should go on the show and tell your story. I am guessing there is Probably a lot of classified stuff that you can’t talk about.

[@janfalcon2020]

@@Dovash out of everything he claimed in his “manifesto”, the major collateral damage and cover up is the most believable, and several SOF guys had said the same thing. Which could be the reason for a mental breakdown requiring SSRI’s for treatment.

[@bend6470]

Ok

[@Dovash]

@@janfalcon2020 I don't doubt that strikes happened, I doubt that a unit under the DOD umbrella would approve those strikes if they were they were aware of the potential collateral damage. I could believe CENTCOM would reject the strikes and another agency went ahead with them anyway. I could be totally wrong I wasn't in that AO. I just know we wouldn't have gotten those strikes approved in our AO.

[@Dovash]

@@johnhoran9063 I couldn't share much interesting information about my time in. I doubt it'd be interesting if I could share things anyway, I sat at a desk watching feeds.

[@brentj5616]

Tim’s journey can stand in its own he didn’t need to lie. He wasted air time where other conventional forces could have had air time speaking about amazing experiences and missions without cringe worthy bullshit….His book should be called “not enough grenades”

[@janfalcon2020]

Someone needs to do an AI movie showing Tim throwing nades everywhere. Grocery store, drive through, gym, toll booth, Starbucks, tire store

[@JesusChrist2000BC]

Chris Kyle did the same thing he lied about everything. Shooting looters from the superdome, getting into a fight with Jesse ventura, and how many innocent people he killed that he never mentioned. He's lucky he didn't live long enough to get exposed or else he would be on these videos too.

[@johnhoran9063]

lol that would be awesome

[@seanl7856]

It's comical that now that the Special Operations community has finished publicly patting themselves on the back for the past decade, now they want to hear from us. Sorry, don't have any clickbait drama or lies to share, don't know if they'd be interested.

[@DanijelDalmacija-x9j]

Telling the truth terrifies Tim, though Tim timidly told "Tim's truth." To those that trust Tim these terrible tales trouble them. Time to tell tantalizing Tim tales, truly "Tall Tales Timmy" teaches thousands the things that traumatize. ​Tim Tebow told tee-ball teammates that Timmy Tall Tales traveled today, taking the train; Toledo to Toronto. There Timmy told Tom Thibedeau "Timmy's Truth", though Tom tends to trust Timmy the truth that Timmy told Tom troubled Tom, then Tom took Timmy to task.

[@alexscottthompson812]

Nate's right, there's only 1 solution here: Tim Kennedy goes on Oprah. It worked for Lance, it can work for Tim.

[@stevengrumley-uo8je]

Excellent episode. Absolutely love Nate and his content on VFT. Thanks Brothers, Stay Hard. 🇺🇸🫡

[@proudcanadianeh4663]

Great interview boys! Love the integrity. All 3 of you are REAL ONES

[@proudcanadianeh4663]

@@Mr.SmileChampion bruh...

[@Mr.SmileChampion]

@@proudcanadianeh4663 🫠

[@WichoSuavee]

This podcast was so refreshing. It’s exceptionally refreshing to have such level headed people to listen to and be informed by. I’ve been watching Valhalla for a little bit now, but this is my first time on a Team House podcast and I’m loving the content thus far; thank you all for all your hard work and dedication 🙏🏽

[@j-wil1964]

Great episode guys! I’m glad to see some of these SOF hero-posers getting called out and even more glad to hear the desire to get some conventional guys’ stories out from an era that is quickly slipping away. Getting guys to open up about their experiences in places like Fallujah, Sadr City, and the random shitty provinces of Afghanistan not only helps tell war stories lost to time, but it’s therapy for related trauma just to share those memories and experiences. It really is. I’m an average 11B that is about to retire in a few months after 22 years and I’ve decided to go back to school. I want to be a veteran counselor and maybe a veteran psychologist one day. Just hearing these stories helps me out at times and I know it does other people as well. I hope y’all keep banging away! 👏

[@Devon13F]

I really like Nate. I found his KZbin shit on accident a while back. He’s a sof veteran that regular veterans like me can actually relate to.

[@dreamweav0]

at least Diddy didnt claim a V-device

[@DefinitelyNotATroLLLL]

He’s more of a P-device kinda guy from what I understand.

[@MrRic007]

I’m still shocked Biden didn’t award him the Medal Of Honor .

[@bongbongGAMING7878]

🤣

[@isaiahfullbright6267]

I laughed way to hard at this

[@ratbird3290]

who knows what v devices he used on his victims

[@graphicalaffairs]

I think you guys should comment on it if you see something that doesn’t seem right. you guys are the subject matter experts.

[@LeeRichardson808]

I appreciate the discussion. I’ve watched a bunch of Valhalla VFT videos and never knew what VFT stood for.

[@john3148]

BLUF: Quiet professionalism is the way. Love this channel and Valhalla VFT's.

[@liaisonguy]

I'm happy to see Jack, Dave, and Nate agree that the Las Vegas cyber truck guy was tragic in that USA let the guy down by not helping him with the PTSD that likely led to that suicide. America owes our veterans better, particularly the combat veterans that we should assume are affected by combat and deserve better support both active duty and from the VA.

[@Wil482Senior]

I'm a retired Green Beret, and I understand why guys don't want to get involved in calling out other Green Berets publicly, but all of us care about upholding the integrity and legacy of the Special Forces Regiment and honoring the service and sacrifices of the Green Berets who established that legacy, and our brothers who were killed, suffered catastrophic injuries, and the many who have killed themselves. So, even if we don't go on podcasts or post on social media, most of us absolutely hate guys who lie and make false claims.

[@SteveCornacchia]

@@Wil482Senior I’m not retired, just a one-enlisted guy like so many in the Regiment. I also appreciate what Nate is focused on-the stolen valor aspect of exaggeration. He also understands that I, like so many of my brothers from Nam to the WOT, have walked with giants along the way. Men of extraordinary courage and determination. Nate has met some of those men and has learned from us the importance of honor and valor. We set the bar high. “Exceed the Standard.” We understand his focus and purpose and appreciate his willingness to enter the arena. I named him “Nathan Hale Cornacchia”. And I believe that he continues to carry the mantle of that patriot very well.

[@Drop_off_on_the_right]

The best way I heard it explained by a veteran is that your service should be honorable enough. So, what’s the issue now is the aspects of social media. The good and the bad.

[@KC-UT4rmAZ]

This was a great podcast. I enjoy something from all your episodes. Nate is a cool guy and thanks for having him on!

[@TheIcup24]

Speaking of General Milley, Tim was his biggest supporter during his tenure in the spot light.

[@Lizardforce]

Awesome love it when great podcasts collide! 💥

[@saileshnatenatesan8495]

Awesome conversation 🙏 🇺🇲

[@mattcubbler]

As the only person to ever have that exact convo with Rob O’Neill and directly question him on his version of the story - Nate, you are on point with your assessment of him. I even told him that I appreciate him for his 399 other badass missions and his heroism. But on the UBL raid, I think he is lying about his role in the mission. But if the guy who built the Gold Gate Bridge murdered his family - he’s a murderer not a brilliant bridge builder.

[@jurado1010]

I obviously don’t know what really happened, but Admiral McRaven (who ran the operation) credits O’Neill with the kill in his book Sea Stories. I’m sure he asked them who did it when they came back from the op, if he wasn’t sure I don’t think he would’ve named him.

[@theplourde]

@@jurado1010McRaven’s book made me laugh. Rob was fourth in the door, Mark Owen was second. A guy with the nickname “Red” was first and got the kill. All Rob did was empty a bunch of rounds into UBL’s face which fucked the kill confirmation so hence the story of a similar height SEAL having to lie down next to him to confirm is born. O Neill is full of shit. He never tells the story of the raid the same way from the other.

[@7thdangooglefu]

AND a brilliant bridge builder?

[@mattcubbler]

@ when he’s being pimped out on the cell block maybe.

[@itechhen]

Wasn't aware Tim Kennedy was making up stories or whatever he lied about and i only knew about him in MMA if we're talking about the same guy, never liked him as a person or a fighter and thoroughly enjoyed watching him lose. Thanks for bringing it to attention

[@ajaxjtb]

From 2000 to about 5 years ago, the military and SOF especially had a lot of respect among 18-22 year olds. It doesn’t anymore. Especially SOF, due largely to the SOF podcasters and their endless drama.

[@seanl7856]

They don't realize how they're making a joke of themselves.

[@GolfRemoEchoGolf2]

I agree 👍

[@lginsc4now]

💯 Agree!!!

[@peterliggett5233]

Going back in time, Sargeant York, WW1, Audy Murphy WW2 were basically regular infantry soldiers and they were extreme war heroes.So was Carlos Hatchcock, a marine Sargeant, most sniper kills in the Vietnam era. Regular guys can do extremely heroic stuff.

[@vitigaymer1053]

Modern SOF is basically a post WW2 creation. The OG SAS was completely transformed in 50s and 60s to be a CT Unit. America didn't have a real CT Unit until post Vietnam.

[@seanl7856]

If they took that into account, they wouldn't be able to sit around and talk about "doing the job" and "having our experience". They don't get the opportunity to tell everyone how special they are.

[@TheCSClassroom]

Sean Ryan lost me at the exorcism shit

[@scavl14]

I took it all with a grain of salt. Had the exorcism then there was the lady with the remote viewing, IDK but it was just interesting to watch it.

[@docstockandbarrel]

As legit as some of the other guests, lol

[@sugandesenuds6663]

Dude has gone completely downhill

[@User_1dashzero]

@@scavl14that’s exactly how you should view podcasts. Finally someone who gets it. ALL podcasts should be taken with a grain of salt and people need to do their own fact checking and if there is no way to fact check, take it with a grain of salt.

[@scavl14]

@@User_1dashzero and afterwards, do your own research. Problem is there are very few critical thinkers. Plus, you don't need to run to social media to spread the news straight away.

[@RazortechAirguns]

Hey guys, great show hearing the real deal, you need to get Nate on more.

[@HarriHaikala]

Yep. For the future soldier generations! There will be better soldiers if the truth is been told.

[@mave4456]

Tim has lawyers he's just flexing that. Good job exposing him cause we will share it.

[@justingindhart3493]

good ol Tim "grenades" Kennedy.

[@thebeachman87]

Isoprep activated my 0231 brain. He was correct in his answer. I also relate to the admit mental health issues and be fried af, this was 2007-2011 timeframe btw. I got fried because I self medicated instead of reporting and I’m an idiot for that but I would’ve been destroyed either way. OIF 3/2008-2/2009 and OEF 5/2010-10/2010. Semper Fi.

[@lancegallardo5519]

Brother it is amazing how much crazy shit Marines and Soldiers see in their deployments. I knew a Marine who was ordered to send a female Marine "Female Engagement Team" to a checkpoint with some Infantry Marines, long story short, she begged this Marine (her Supervisor) not to go that day, she had a death premonition. He asked his superior officer if he could send someone else, that officer went high and right and told him in no uncertain terms to tell her to unfuck herself and do her duty, she gets killed along with some grunts, by a suicide bomber at the checkpoint. He was fucked up with heavy PTSD for that Marine's death, even though he did all he could as her Supervisor to get her out of the mission. I lost touch with him. But I know more than one Marine who is still living with deep PTSD from guilt, survivors or commanders guilt, for Marines getting killed in combat under their command. War is hell. I am not sure how you slice and dice PTSD, from that kind of guilt vs "I killed a civilian or worse a kid" during combat (not intentionally). War is all hell. I am a non-combat Vet.

[@thebeachman87]

@ that’s horrible, I hope he got the help he deserves! One of my best friends was a part of the FET Teams in mid 2008, I’m thankful it was boring for her, it was wild af in Anbar in those days. Thanks for your reply, it’s true no matter what your job was you may get exposed to some bad bad stuff. IDF on KAF wasn’t great - one night I was walking to the gym that was nearer to the Army living areas and a small motor pool when a 120 exploded about 100 meters away. I ducked behind a vehicle since they used to launch a few in a row, then carried on since that was normal. What wasn’t normal was that it hit a female Army conex stack and 8 of them were pretty messed up. I guess because I was so close and saw it plus the fact they were women got to me, but it didn’t hit me until a few year later. It’s crazy how all these things come out of nowhere after not thinking bout it for a long period of time, I was in from age 19-23 and all the events popped back up around age 33 and just stayed with me.

[@Methodizations]

who was you with in 2010?

[@thebeachman87]

@ VMGR-352

[@rl64rl]

Excellent episode, fellas. Thank you

[@rayallaire4423]

At 1hour Nate said it best. how in the f*** is Tim Kennedy that insecure about him self to make all those stories up. He’s literally one of a handful of veterans who’ve fought in the UFC and I think only Brandon Wolf was a SEAL.

[@johnhoran9063]

Military vets that write autobiography books and profit off of it must be held to a higher standard the reason being you are documenting history….. in 100 years people may be reading books to learn about previous wars just like I do now about WW2. I have to be honest I am very happy that people are getting called out because I wonder sometimes how many of the previous war autobiography’s that are bullshit… I appreciate the vets that are in the know and can without a doubt call bullshit!!! I appreciate all of your service. As always great episode.

[@Bizarreparade]

Theres one book worth reading. War is a Racket by Smedley Butler

[@User_1dashzero]

A large community of war historians would have to come to an agreement that these stories are worthy of being notable in history. These historians would fact check and speculate answers all the way down to single words lol

[@johnhoran9063]

@ as a civilian I guess I have been naive in thinking that vets would not lie in their autobiography’s…. That’s how many people learn about war is through books, historians do not approve books. Anyone can write a book just like Tim Kennedy did and put a whole load of lies in it….. also just like the guy writes that he shot bin Laden. They have to be held to a higher standard especially profiting off of it.

[@RayRayReddington]

The Tim Kennedy story makes me sad because we need heroes in our society. Thanks for your kind words about Marines. S/F

[@rudyroque4685]

"You pull out one and the whole bag goes off"😂😂😂. Thats what happened, only Tim threw the grenade back into the bag, and then chunked it at his target😂

[@Bladesforbrothers]

Jack, Dave, Demetri! Miss y’all. Great show fellas. SGDM! The truth will set you free I wonder how much of the money these men have made has been donated to nonprofits that support Vets and their families? Nate, well done brother, hope to meet you one day. If you are referring to John Steinbaugh, inducted into Oregon SOF hall of fame, I was there. Presented him with one of my knives. Gravy sends

[@josharnold.]

46:04 what he's saying is true, and anybody that wants to improve there are reading skill should really look at. How to read a book a The intelligent guide took classical reading. It's definitely worth it

[@Thatoneguy-12B]

7:46 Dave with the zingers 😂😂

[@ernestpries6992]

Dave, I live with huge regrets every damn day that I didn’t stay in Bn, I ets’d 3 months before 9/11. I went to the Washington Army National Guard for a year and transferred to the USCG-R for my remaining six years under my contract. Ended up on a medical and separated for good. Under contract I could not get back to regiment and I live with that everyday. I can see how guys want to fit in and the only way they can is to lie. I did some good stuff in the Reserves and did some contracting work but nothing compared to what I could have done in Bn. This all started by divorce, I was threatened by divorce then transferred to the reserve but in the end, the divorce went through anyway. Not saying this excuse but this plagues my life every single day I am alive. I did the best I could as a Ranger, got out at the worst time and have self sabotaged since. I am broke physically and it has taken until last year to seek help from the VA and it’s been an uphill battle. I waited this long because I do not feel worthy of said benefits because I got out and didn’t fight in GWOT with Bn. The human psyche sucks. Love ya brother, just wanted to share because I think there are many vets out there in the same situation as me. RLTW

[@dave_parke]

Love you too, Brother. And you know me and Sup are always here for you.

[@ryanbell78]

First Mr Murphy and Mr Parke thank you for your service 2) I don’t know if you remember this and I could be wrong but veterans being potential domestic terrorists has been a story that’s been around since the Oklahoma City bombing and has continued with the January 6th attack I don’t think the narrative will change anytime soon.

[@HanzBlitz-i8t]

Timmy K lies as a sacrifice to his teammates. He said it himself. He lies for his brothers, what a hero.

[@vettevegas]

Common narcissistic gaslighting. He likely believes his own BS.

[@vitigaymer1053]

But why did he go out of his way to portray some of his dead brothers - in the most cowardly and dishonest light? 😂😂 What a great tribute 😂

[@HanzBlitz-i8t]

@vitigaymer1053 Timmy K sold 5.11 pants to fat civilians as a tribute to his "brothers"

[@riaanbooysen6934]

Good chat Brothers,sometimes the vineyard must be cleaned to produce good wine

[@ColtYohn]

Sweet to see (military) podcasters seemingly not grifting towards the conspiratorial right - even though there's big bucks to be made there!

[@bookbm]

As a Space Shuttle door gunner,, I hate stolen valor

[@renegadearms]

The mental health part is true I went to the Dr for an issue which turned into a referral for the TBI clinic and Behavioral health and what he said is correct my leadership in my unit definitely treated me kind of shitty because I had appts like two or three times a week for a while, I’m like yeah I’m getting treatment for crap that happen in combat I didn’t know I had my bad, to make it worse I was in recruiting command at the time and half of the leadership had never deployed because they had been in recruiting the whole time so yeah a nightmare, and I did 21 years and retired not long ago so it hasn’t been that long ago, want to talk about a corrupt organization dig into recruiting, one of the worst organizations I’ve ever been apart of probably.

[@pnayeri]

As a turret gunner on the F-14 Tomcat, I hate it when guys like Tim embellish their service and accomplishments !

[@willnotquit]

😂

[@bookbm]

You should try out for space shuttle door Gunner

[@PA1NK1LLER]

It’s sad that this is the hill Tim is willing to die on.

[@SteveCornacchia]

Well done fellas.

[@footlewis3927]

You are one of the best reporting news channels love your channel lol spot on news keep it up.

[@theeducatedgrunt2087]

I got a Nat def service medal..

[@MoeSki-qd7sj]

Might wanna look into having Matt Pranka on he’s a former delta guy who has had some choice words about a lot of the same people for a while now

[@blink11101]

Probably one of the best and notable moments of this episode 32:11

[@ZeroDarqDirty]

Supply Iraq vet here. I’m no SOF anything unless soft pretzels then I’m your boy. Anyway, even a E4’er fueler knows 50 grenades was insane 😂

[@Worstpersonsingular]

Guys I think you should consider cutting in edits of the ad reads in post. It’s your show, so whatever. But, you guys will be talking about something serious and then it’s like “anyway, are you hot when you sleep?”

[@meidamx]

Get some.

[@justinspeers164]

Bro you guys are doing God's work

[@danielshawn83705]

Sounds like Tim Kennedy is the latest recipient of the Joe Teti Award

[@ChettleRanderson2006]

At this point I take anything I see on SRS with a hefty dump truck of salt. I started watching it for the military interviews, but even some of their biggest and what should be most trustworthy names have made questionable claims and statements about their service time. A good interviewer at the very least will lightly challenges those types of claims, which is something I never see happening on that pod. I came to the conclusion long ago that SRS does what’s good for Shawn‘s own politics and SRS‘s bottom line and that is absolutely all.

[@internet_internet]

When I lie even a little bit, it’ll eat away at me. I don’t understand how some people can do it so nonchalantly. I’d rather compromise myself with a harsh truth that’ll make others view me poorly than to lie about myself. Lying will always catch up with you.

[@markwalsh2112]

Senator Blumenthal said he was a Vietnam Combat Veteran never left the States

[@michaelmeredith9141]

' Tim Kennedy never had the makings of a varsity athlete." Junior Soprano

[@ratbird3290]

tim wasn’t liked, respected by his ODA and his revenge is to lie and shit on them. Nate 100% correct. sad

[@jpdun]

31:03 DEA/CIA operation apparently he had to clean up the mess.

[@infectedvector]

Of course they would. Look up US Army Captain William D. Swensen (US Army, 10th Mountain Infantry Division, MOH) and Dakota Meyer (USMC Scout Sniper, MOH). Swanson is on the MOH Museum board, last i heard. Based about what I've read about him, I would think he might be the person to approach about Chapman's place in the museum. He, of all people, doesn't sound like a man that would allow inter-service rivalry or politics to get in the way of honoring anotger MOH awardee. Swensen's MOH recommendation was championed in part by a USMC general who saw Swensen's MOH package was being derailed by the army as revenge for statements he made during the post-action investigation. Swensen was very critical of his superiors' actions during the battle during which he and Meyer saved many lives and retrieved the bodies of 4 KIA US servicemembers. The decisions of Swensen's superiors during the vattle were so bad that the USMC refused to allocate personnel to participate in any further joint-service missions until changes were made by the army. Meyer was recommended and approved for the MOH. Swensen's MOH recommendations were lost, delayed, and derailed. He was awarded a DSC, and only because of mounting pressure from Meyer (formerly a Sergeant, then a civilian), and others from within the army and otherbreached, Swensen's MOH recommendation was eventually approved. Several years after Meyer receivedhis MOH, President Trump presented Swensen with his MOH.

[@THEFUTUREMARINE2016]

Is Jack or Dave the Nick Fury of this Cinematic Universe?

[@tomoverton1274]

Volume guys! I'm not a combat vet, but I like it loud,

[@raysabetto-davis834]

Ive been searching for the guy on the left for a minute.. he was on a podcast with some old green beret that I watched as a kid...something west...dude was telling fight stories...been searching for it he was funny as hell.

[@natrone23]

Bing west?

[@Mister19Eleven]

Mando. Short for Commando. Nice one Dave.

[@Duecdropper1941]

I hipe u make that podcast because thats what i want is to hear real storys

[@jo1948]

I'm glad some people don't believe in some elaborate conspiracy theory. The poor guy probably had too many TBIs

[@ratbird3290]

SOF is cool but avg. ww2 e1 grunt saw more combat than anyone in GWOT. point is, unit doesn’t matter.

[@craddatzm]

Hey, can someone tell me why Marcus Luttrell’s story is not true?

[@WichoSuavee]

There were quite a few things wrong with the story, for starters the amount of Taliban they were purported to have faced off against was highly inflated. To his defense, I don’t think Mr. Lutrell wanted to be apart of that sensationalization of his story, he seemed kind of railroaded along. The Taliban they faced off against filmed the entire firefight and it’s actually up on KZbin. It’s rather harrowing, watching as these brave men fight for their lives but it does call into question the official story. It was a bad insertion, in midday and they were caught in a terrible position being fired upon from the top of the mountain. I’ve heard that Marcus’ magazines were full and he didn’t fire any shots, but I’m not sure if that’s hearsay. As I said previously Marcus actually gave the Navy the actual account of what occurred but they wanted to twist it into a more favorable story.

[@craddatzm]

@ thanks for the response.

[@backlashstudios6088]

What I don’t understand is why did Tim feel the need to lie and embellish his life was insane and awesome as it was. A green beret with two combat deployments who went on to fight in the ufc. The man’s life is epic as it is. Why did he feel like he had to lie

[@scavl14]

Recruiting tool for the Army. Also it helped sell his book even more, average readers don't see the bs that is written. I agree, his career was great enough to run on, why embellish it to the point he did.

[@PeterReeves-s6k]

Because he's a narcissist and he sees himself as the main character.

[@GolfRemoEchoGolf2]

He lost me years ago with his stance on the average American citizen w/ 2A

[@Anthonyjorge13]

You guys from the Team House should be on the next War Room Conference 🤙🏽🇺🇸🇵🇭🙏🏼

[@patrickmahoney1868]

Nate said something about people taking Ketamine, what's up with that? Do soldiers use ketamine?

[@Skeletors_Closet]

Ketamine is a tranquilizer. It’s not what a soldier would take for recreation for sure. I think it’s used in low doses as a psychoactive blocker.

[@BaloneySandwichWithKetchup]

i know it's its used as a pain killer in trauma situations as an alternative to morphine. has been for decades. has less of an OD/addiction risk and takes the pain away very well.

[@TwoMuleBlues]

It also helps heal the brain. At least it has showed promise in doing so. Helps rebuild neuro pathways supposedly.

[@michaelr5606]

There’s ketamine treatments for depression. Like most treatments for depression it’s hit and miss but for those it works for it works very well. I’d be interested in going the plant medicine route but a few ketamine sessions is still better than being on a useless SSRI for the rest of your life.

[@cuszco]

@@BaloneySandwichWithKetchup Hard to OD on and probably easier to balance the line of addiction than with opiates. But once the addiction line is crossed it gets ugly really fast because you build up a resistance and eventually end up destroying your organs with the amounts you have to take.

[@itninja7771]

Shawn Ryan is too conservative. on rare occasions he will insert false information into his pod cast in relations to a certain politicians. keep your politics out of these military podcasts. Stay neutral.

[@WichoSuavee]

Yes please, on the left and the right. It’s been inserted into every God forsaken aspect of life

[@yomumisminging]

Agree to an extent but I say you don't have to be neutral but have integrity and transparency at least. Argue in good faith and honesty

[@johnhoran9063]

The Eric Demmings thing is kind of a little much, some of the stuff may be true but when you accuse people of war crimes and murder you really need evidence and 1st hand accounts

[@Joel-bm8nk]

Thank you for bringing the truth to the Livelsberger drama. The Shawn Ryan podcast did nothing but add to conspiracy theories. It's such a sad demise for a decorated military member. In addition to possible mental illness, I am concerned that there is a pharmacological psychosis aspect that has been understated. Top 20% here. 👍

[@docstockandbarrel]

Good post, fellas.

[@johnnoe2507]

It boils down to this….for me: seals are gay, rangers lead the gay and 25th Infantry in Hawaii is the most elite unit in the world.

[@DivisDruid]

Remember, you are Army Strong. However, if you aren't feeling so Army Strong, don't tell anyone.

[@Jason-35D]

Yeah, we called RUMINT, and it can be freaking wild. On a totally unrelated note, with the way Mr. Murphy’s rocking that commando sweater, he should be the model for it. Edit: I wonder if some of the creative story telling valor comes from our culture’s worship of team (SOF, GSR, SAD etc.) guys.

[@LeDiamondDog]

I saw SRS on French news His getting famous like TK

[@Skeletors_Closet]

Dude is a grifter. You can’t grift more than SR.

[@jeremyleforce7926]

​@Skeletors_Closet so, you're a grifter if you become successful?

[@isaacmorales2730]

I appreciate the episodes where Dave participates. I appreciate his input 👍 some episodes he looks bored af and only reads the promos 😂

[@poctordepper4469]

MOUTH NOISES IN MY HEADPHONES

[@dannyhayes664]

How many people need to say Tim stole valor ? Is the circuit complete now ?

[@ninertactics]

he needs to pay like all who monetized stolen valor. it aint complete.

[@seanl7856]

​@@ninertactics That's not what this is about. If it were, everyone wouldn't be doing a podcast about it.

[@creaturesofqueens]

Soldiers getting salty about other soldiers monetizing their military experience while simultaneously monetizing their military experience. Let’s be straight up. Every story you hear from any soldier can be peeled back like an onion. There are layers of truth, interpreted experience, exaggeration and total BS in every story. The question is can you meander your way through the inaccuracies and just focus on the truth.

[@Newbobdole]

Great job all around, Nate showed a more open side in this long form interview - he definitely can do The Disappointed Dad Lecture really effectively

[@tomoverton1274]

So sad to hear that the same problems that haunted the Vietnam vets is still haunting the GWOT vets, a lack of support from DOD, VA, GOVT. It was foreseeable, and it's why I never joined the military. I always said as long as it's a volunteer army I'll let others fill those boots, I always said if the fight comes to our shores ill fight on my homeland, I CAN'T BELIEVE THAT IT NOW LOOKS LIKE I'LL HAVE TO DEFEND MY COUNTRY FROM WITHIN.

[@theplourde]

Shawn Ryan is…. ……something else.

[@cuszco]

46:06 Yeah, you do slightly more than just some "witty" comebacks. If a comment pisses you off enough and you don't have a comeback at hand, you can't just ignore it and hide that account's comments from your channel instead. It's your channel, so your rules. No hate. Just amending your statement.

[@GoddardCrueman]

Vegas currently has TKs total KC count at +1

[@williamduggins2172]

I miss the days Tim K was water boarded on Infowars back in the day...

[@joshb8025]

You need to stop interrupting your guests and let them finish their thought

[@mrcountit]

Dude was in The Office…🎉

[@colinhuff8591]

Shawn Ryan’s the man

[@JoshuaMixson9696]

If the guy was being tracked by the Feds then how did they allow him to make 2 firearm purchases 1 day before his “Stunt” Seems like the Feds would have denied his 4473 and prevented him from making the purchases

[@mattcubbler]

Team House guys - you are so close to truly understanding the width and depth of the narcissistic collective. It’s all connected - Jocko being the blue print creator and mentor. Then you have Marcus, Rob, Shawn, TK, Andy Stumpf, and newbies like Chad Robicheaux - they are all part of the same club. When one rises or falls - they all rise and fall. It’s time we look behind the face and see how the machine runs. WHO is funding them? Who is creating their marketing and PR brand? How are they getting their biz opportunities? Thats the real story.

[@firstnamelastname9444]

Really? Andy Stumpf lied and embellished his record? He seems pretty widely respected. I know you have a hard on for going after these guys but I would say the guys you associate with aren’t much better than a lot of the guys you go after.

[@mattcubbler]

@ you have no idea who I associate with. If you did you wouldn’t have made that comment. I stand by my post.

[@firstnamelastname9444]

@@mattcubbler I’ll take your word for it. What did Stumpf do? I’m just curious because I’m not sure what he did wrong. I don’t really even listen to his podcast anymore but the he seems to be respected by everyone and the team house guys have had him on. He’s pretty humble about his own career too.

[@mattcubbler]

@ at no point did I accuse him of anything. I accused the collective group of using one another to create success and that their individual and collective success is largely based on lies and corruption. And some may be complicit through silence or promotion. But the collective has been insulated (until recently) from exposure due to each other’s success and public support of one another.

[@firstnamelastname9444]

@ that’s fine, but when you accuse individuals A, B, and C of anything from stolen valor to war crimes and then add person D to the mix, person D naturally (and in my opinion, unfairly) gets lumped in to those (quite serious) accusations.

[@DreadedOne509]

Having a hero is a motivator. Putting people on pedestals is morally dangerous. Many people, including fellow Vet's and AD fail to realize that the military is entirely populated by members of society, with all of their biases, morals and ethics that military training can help hide, but not replace. Don't get fooled by the outward appearance or accolades awarded to the uniform, the person in it is still fallible and may be lacking in what we expect from them.